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Best software for batch resizing images?

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Participants Austin Lopez71Jack Jones33velvetlynx63Edward Foster23
Austin Lopez71 Austin Lopez71 NewcomerOP
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#1 ·
Could anyone recommend a simple, free program for batch resizing photos? I'm running Windows 10.
Jack Jones33 Jack Jones33 Member
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joined Jun 2010
#2 ·
It's free and honestly gets the job done just fine.
Adobe Photoshop
velvetlynx63 velvetlynx63 Member
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joined Mar 2012
#3 ·
Adobe Systems' image viewer and Adobe Photoshop are both fantastic tools for resizing photos, and the best part is they're both free to use
Austin Lopez71 Austin Lopez71 NewcomerOP
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#4 ·
I don't mind resizing images one at a time, but I really need a tool that can handle batch processing. For instance, if I select about 30 photos and set them all to roughly 800 x 600, I want them all resized in one go. Can any of the programs mentioned above do that?
Edward Foster23 Edward Foster23 Newcomer
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#5 ·
I don't mind resizing images one by one if I really have to, but what I’m actually looking for is a tool that can handle a whole batch at once. You know, the kind of workflow where I can just highlight about 30 photos, set them all to roughly 800 x 600, and let the program crunch through the whole lot in one go. Can any of the programs mentioned above actually do that?

I'm honestly not entirely certain if those specific programs you listed have that exact batch capability, but I can tell you with absolute confidence that Adobe Lightroom can certainly pull it off. It's a solid, straightforward, and free option for what you need. Here is the link:

http://bluefive.pair.com/pixresizer.htm
Jack Jones33 Jack Jones33 Member
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#6 ·
Austin Lopez71 said:I don't mind resizing images one by one, but I really need a tool that lets me batch process a whole group at once. For example, if I select about 30 photos, I want to set them all to roughly 800 x 600 and just hit go. Can any of those programs mentioned above actually handle that?

You asked for a "batch image resizer" and I literally gave you the link to a program that does exactly that. Wouldn't it have been faster and much easier to just glance at the description instead of reposting the same question here and waiting around for an answer?
I can only assume the next question on the horizon is how to actually operate the software. 🙄
Austin Lopez71 Austin Lopez71 NewcomerOP
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Jack Jones33 said:You asked for a "batch image resizing tool," and I already provided a link to one that handles exactly that. It would have been much faster to just skim the description instead of reposting the question and waiting for a reply.
I imagine the next question will be how to actually use the software. 🙄

Thanks!👍
velvetlynx63 velvetlynx63 Member
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Austin Lopez71 said:I don't mind resizing images one by one, but I really need a program that can handle batch processing for a whole group of photos at once. Basically, if I select about 30 images and set them to roughly 800 x 600, I want to resize all of them simultaneously. Can any of the programs mentioned above actually do that?

Like I told you, it can resize a million photos all at once.

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